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Informative Essay
Informative Essay
"Determine Davis's perspective on the factors necessary for building a strong team. Then write an essay that analyzes his perspective, and either compares OR contrasts it with Isaacson's perspective."
Rubric Code:
P22BAX6
By
razan99
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Informative Essay
Above level -4-
(N/A)
On level -3-
(N/A)
Approaching level -2-
(N/A)
Below level -1-
(N/A)
Incomplete -0-
(N/A)
Intro and Thesis
Above level -4-
Contains detailed information. Thesis clearly stated. Well developed start that creates reader interest.
On level -3-
Sufficient background information. Thesis can be identified. Introduction creates interest.
Approaching level -2-
Introduction lacks detail and the thesis is difficult to identify. The topic is vaguely identified.
Below level -1-
Background details are a random collection information. Thesis unclear. Introduction fails to draw reader in.
Incomplete -0-
* Incomplete
Evidence
Above level -4-
Thorough and convincing support/ evidence for thesis that includes effective use of sources, fact and detail. Support and evidence comprehensive and concrete.
On level -3-
The response provides adequate support/ evidence for the main idea that includes sources, fact and detail. Support and evidence very general.
Approaching level -2-
The response provides uneven support / evidence for the main idea that includes partial use of sources, facts and details. Support and evidence weakly integrated.
Below level -1-
The response provides minimal support/ evidence for the main idea that includes little or no use of sources, fact or detail. Support and evidence minimal or absent.
Incomplete -0-
* Incomplete
Organization
Above level -4-
Graphic organizers used to help assemble essay. The essay's structure creates unity and completeness.
On level -3-
Graphic organizers used.
The essay's structure is organized, but with minor flaws.
Approaching level -2-
Graphic organizers not utilized properly. The essay lacks organizational structure and flaws are evident.
Below level -1-
Graphic organizers all but ignored. The essay exhibits minimal organizational structure.
Incomplete -0-
* Incomplete
Conclusion
Above level -4-
Conclusion effectively wraps up and restates thesis/ main idea of essay.
On level -3-
Conclusion effectively summarizes topic of essay.
Approaching level -2-
Conclusion is recognizable and ties up most loose ends.
Below level -1-
Conclusion does not summarize main points of essay.
Incomplete -0-
* Incomplete
Language Conventions
Above level -4-
Essay uses all conventions of language in the correct manner, consistently. No mistakes.
On level -3-
Essay uses most conventions of language in the correct manner. There are three or less mistakes.
Approaching level -2-
Essay contains some convention of language mistakes that interfere with understanding the essay.
Below level -1-
Essay does not use conventions of language correctly. These errors make the essay very difficult to understand.
Incomplete -0-
* Incomplete
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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